CAN-WILD success for any of you?

**Codename** · 06-14-2011 04:11 PM

So I don't really like the WILD technique because I am always unmotivated in the morning and DILD is not working out ATM. So I came across the technique called the CAN-WILD. Are any of you guys using this effectively?

**angie746** · 06-14-2011 09:00 PM

Hi code, could you explain this a little more please not just for me but for any newbies who have no idea as to what you are on about...ok i get the WILD bit but what does the CAN stand for??? and in what way does it help? , thankies

**Espacio** · 06-14-2011 09:08 PM

Here's the original thread: http://www.dreamviews.com/f79/**craz...rial-**-87710/

The CAN stands for Custom Alarm Noise. Basically, you set an alarm to go off around the same time as you would for a WBTB ( 5 or 6 hours after you fall asleep ). But the alarm has to turn off by itself and it's only supposed to wake up your mind. So you exit a dream and you're automatically in SP. From there you can use any technique to enter a lucid dream from sleep paralysis.

I tried it a few months ago; it worked once and then I forgot all about the technique. But now that you reminded me, I think i'll start using it again.

**Dreamer95** · 06-14-2011 10:02 PM

First ive herd about it, actually sounds like a good idea though, i'll try it out

**dakotahnok** · 06-14-2011 10:15 PM

It's the same as DEILD.

**faceonmars** · 06-14-2011 11:58 PM

Sounds too much like work (and yet another acronym)

**Reclypso** · 06-15-2011 09:13 AM

It's almost a 100% lucid dream if you do it correctly. All you have to do is record when you have dreams at night and then set your custom alarm right before that or right when it starts. Remember that it should only play for about 5 seconds and you shouldn't move. I tried this before I had a lucid dream and it made me too anxious I didn't know what to expect and was waiting for the sound all night, now that I've had them I'm going to try it again tonight. I think I still have the custom alarm program, I'll tell ya the results tomorrow.

**Matt123** · 06-15-2011 11:52 AM

I'm not really good at WILD but one night I was falling in and out of dreams and I didn't realize I woke up (I thought I was awake for a while) and I ended up with a WILD.
EDIT: Instant WILD* It literally took 15 - 20 seconds after SP which took a few seconds too (10 - 15) even less but I don't want to exaggerate

**Codename** · 06-15-2011 03:55 PM

Thanks for the feedback guys, and YES it is DEILD but it's a technique on how to DEILD effectively. I think i'll try this with my ipod tonight.

**angie746** · 06-15-2011 05:35 PM

Ahh i see, i always wake in the night anyway, thinkmy brain has a knowing of when to wake up on time lol I would say for me this is sometimes a disadvantage as i would like just 1 night where i slept right through instead of being disturbed , ha ha

**Reclypso** · 06-16-2011 06:08 AM

Well I was too stoned to set up the alarm last night but I did try a dream exit. Apparently I was too stoned for that also

I got into SP very easy after doing it though my brain just couldn't form a dream scene, I was in SP consciously for about 5 mins... After I couldn't get myself to visualize anything I just rolled over and said screw it. If I didn't smoke I probably would have had a lucid dream

So I tried it again tonight and it worked perfectly I just had a 15 minute lucid dream which is pretty good for me, will post in my dream journal.

**Codename** · 06-17-2011 11:26 PM

Originally Posted by Reclypso

Well I was too stoned to set up the alarm last night but I did try a dream exit. Apparently I was too stoned for that also

I got into SP very easy after doing it though my brain just couldn't form a dream scene, I was in SP consciously for about 5 mins... After I couldn't get myself to visualize anything I just rolled over and said screw it. If I didn't smoke I probably would have had a lucid dream

So I tried it again tonight and it worked perfectly I just had a 15 minute lucid dream which is pretty good for me, will post in my dream journal.

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Cool, i've been trying this technique lately but it seems the alarm I use is not loud enough. (I'm using an audio I made)
I'll try again tonight.

**Mzzkc** · 06-23-2011 04:41 PM

I could never find a convenient and effective way to set a proper alarm and thus was never able to use this technique effectively. Theoretically, however, it should work well provided you've got the just the right amount of discipline and awareness on top of a working alarm, of course.